yes, I understand that.
I was also trying to introduce foundational examples. amen zwa, esq. (npub1gnu…0jmx) had covered PP, OOP, and FP, I tried to introduce other foundational paradigms which are also practical to use on modern computers:
- Python: multi-paradigm (procedural+OOP, like C and Smalltalk), but with GC and a syntax optimized for scripting
- SQL: declarative, relational
- Prolog: logic programming
- Scheme: untyped lambda calculus
- Elixer: statically typed concurrent programming
- Forth: stack-based RPN programming
- J: concatenative array programming but easier to use on modern computers
